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Heath Tip: Dining Out If You Have Diabetes
By LadyLively on September 15, 2017
For people who manage diabetes with insulin, eating out can be a source of stress due to the risks of fluctuating blood sugar.
The American Diabetes Association suggests how to make eating out safer while you’re watching your glucose levels:
- Make a reservation for your usual mealtime. If the restaurant doesn’t take reservations, avoid crowded restaurants that typically have a long wait, or go earlier.
- Always travel with a few crackers, in case the meal is delayed.
- If your meal is going to be late, eat a fruit or starch at your usual mealtime. Then eat the full meal at the later hour.
- Talk with your doctor about what to do if you eat meals at varied times.
Source: HealthDay
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